What they call "Radio Doom" or "The Buzzler" in Russia, YVB 76, has begun transmitting, eleven message from June 14 and June 15. That means something's happening. The main Russian aircraft fleet is stationed in the far east, north of China, at Ukrainka Air Base in Amur Oblast. They are fully loaded. The tell is if they start flying over to the Saratov air base, half-way between Moscow and the Caspian Sea, then you know something big is about to happen. Source: Military Summary. Remember previous warnings to stay away from properties on Russia's list of military targets that produce weapons for the West's war on Russia.
In other news, the previous pre-war animosity between Pakistan and Iran, mainly over border issues and perhaps some previous U.S. influence over Pakistan has been put aside and replaced with deep appreciation for each other. How so? The settler-colony had been doing terrorist attacks to assassinate Iranian leaders - first killing the Supreme Leader Ali Hosseini Khamenei on February 28, then Ali Larijani on March 17th. Then these assassinations ended, because the Pakistanis send certain supplies and technology to Iran to break the isra3li methods of discovering the locations of the leaders. This assistance was hugely appreciated by the Iranians. Even with those methods, the new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Hosseini Khamenei has been in absolutely top-secret locations while he recovers from very serious injuries from the February 28 attack. Source: Transition Protocol.
Of course AI isn't going to replace any jobs. What nonsense!
Agility Robotics heads to Wall Street in a $2.5B bet on staffing warehouses with humanoids
Agility Robotics plans to go public via a SPAC merger valuing it at $2.5 billion, focused on commercial deployment of its Digit humanoid robots in warehouses and industrial facilities. Digit performs manual, repetitive, and injury-prone material-handling tasks, with a birdlike leg design and gripper hands to fit industrial workflows and enable future safe human-robot collaboration.
Exoskeleton and robotic arm reduce factory lifting strain by up to 65%
A wearable upper-body exoskeleton integrated with a single-arm collaborative robot reduces upper-arm muscular effort during lifting by up to 65%. The cobot weighs objects, estimates their center of mass, and wirelessly modulates exoskeleton support, enabling asymmetric load compensation. The system allows safe, close human-robot collaboration and task teaching by physical guidance without coding.
People in charge are now asking how they can make work for all the displaced workers. Well, your real existence ended years ago when someone in your family took the bait and moved to the city to take wages. Naturally, when the industrial machine no longer needs you, they spit you out. Cities need to go back to their original purpose - centres of commerce, where you go to trade - NOT where you go to attach yourself to the welfare state. Take your wool to the market town, exchange for durable goods and go back home. The massive social disruption from the demise of "employment" coupled with the rapidly approaching collapse of monetary value in the (previously) wealthy nations will be horrific.
This definitely has military applications for tracking even the quietest submarines:
Fiber-optic cables detect silent whales off Svalbard by tracking pressure waves
Existing seafloor fiber-optic cables can detect silent whales by sensing low-frequency pressure waves generated by their movement, analogous to ship wakes. Using ship AIS data and Rayleigh's 1917 bubble-collapse equation, the pressure signals were calibrated and then applied to track a blue whale after vocalizations ceased. This approach enables passive monitoring of whale presence and movements for conservation.
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